At Home, I'm a Tourist is the second iteration of works by Brooklyn-based photographer, Tommy Kha, first exhibited at Launch F18 in New York City.
This exhibition pulls from Kha several ongoing projects, (Facades, Soft Murders, Canada 1984, and South Portraits), connecting Kha’s continued mapping of Asian Diaspora in the American South and how Otherness is imaged and represented in the canon of photographic histories.
Launch F18 writes: "At Home, I’m A Tourist captures the intimate and sophisticated perspective of Tommy Kha’s photography, building from a selection of works spanning nearly ten years. Drawing from personal themes of queerness, likeness, otherness, family and post-immigration experiences, Kha reaches deep within these experiences to find a higher plane. Comparing to a cultural journey, At Home, I’m A Tourist constructs a thematic crossroad, bringing the many complex ideas of Kha’s work all to the same intersection, and investigating these ideas through restaging his own curiosity or documented experiences."

Tommy Kha (b. Memphis, TN) is a photographer currently living in Brooklyn, New York.

He is a Hopper Prize and Artadia 2020 finalist, CR Magazine’s Photography Annual 2019 winner, Hyères Photography 2019 Grand Prix finalist, En Foco Photography Fellowship recipient, and a former artist-in-residence at Center for Photography at Woodstock, Light Work, and the Camera Club of New York.
He was the cover of Vice Magazine’s 2017 Photography Issue. His first solo show took place at Blue Sky Gallery, followed up by his New York City debut at the Camera Club of New York in May 2019. Kha holds an MFA in Photography from Yale University.